Valley Tensions Rise Over Colorado River Control
In El Centro a heated meeting of ranchers and water interests unfolds as De la Vega warns that Mexico may withdraw water concessions if damage suits persist. Marshall pins hopes on the railroad while Barnstormers press for immediate action and the crowd fearfully watches the river threaten to flood again.
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Babcock
Wooster
Hardin
U. P
Rickard
Coulter
Eggers
Mexicali
Calexico
M Rickard
Desert Hotel
Faraday
Washington
Desert Reclamation Company
Gardin
el Centro
Marshall
MacLean
Black
General de la Vega
Richard
United States
Overland Pacific
Long Vision
Water Companies
Brandon
Valley Star
The
Star
Barton
Water Company
Grace
Mexico
Ted Marshall
Mr. de la Vega
Wistaria
de la Vega
Senor de la Vega
Chairman
Colorado Desert
America
Colorado
Guillermo Estrada
Porfirio Diaz
Reclamation Service
Babcock, Who Was Vainly Clamoring For Order. “Program That Meeting.” Hollister
Imperial Valley
O. P
Congress
Mr. Faraday
Valley
Mr. Black
Parrish
Fifth Avenue
Wilson
Unnamed dog travels with boy across towns
A narrator recalls a small boy with a dog that accompanies him everywhere. The third old gentleman compliments the dog and asks for its name, but the boy says there is no need to call him since he goes everywhere the boy goes.
Optimistic Thought Reflects on Silence and Knowledge
A reflective aphorism notes that true knowledge may lie in knowing when to remain silent, suggesting wisdom in restraint and judgment. The line emphasizes inner insight over outward talk and highlights quiet confidence in discernment.
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Enow
Laguna
Mr. Marshall
Mr. MacLean
Reorganized Irrigation Company
Marshall's Voice